As security becomes increasingly important to the software industry, more teams are looking to add DevSecOps processes in their development pipeline. This allows them to build secure, compliant solutions from the ground up, saving time and money. However, change is never easy and a DevSecOps implementation is no exception and requires a thoughtful approach.
As cyber threats evolve, businesses of all sizes face mounting pressure to safeguard their data, systems, and customer trust. However, hiring a full-time Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) can be prohibitively expensive, especially for mid-market and emerging companies. That’s where the benefits of a vCISO play a significant role.
“A vCISO delivers the same strategic expertise as an in-house CISO, but with greater flexibility and scalability.”
| “Whether you’re managing compliance requirements, responding to evolving cyber threats, or looking to strengthen your overall security posture, a vCISO provides tailored solutions that align with your company’s unique goals,” said Lauro Chavez, Managing Partner of Silent Sector. |
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DevSecOps, a software development approach incorporating development, security, and operations is fast becoming the preferred method for software teams. Its ability to incorporate risk management at the development stage – rather than after – is what sets it apart from other methods and helps companies leverage the impressive benefits of DevSecOps methodology.
Our dependance on software is undeniable. The average person interacts with 9.4 apps each day at work, and most companies have 172 - 255 apps in their tech stack. We obviously need quality Software as a Service (SaaS) products. To meet demand, efficient, secure, and cost-effective development measures are a must. This is where the discussion between DevSecOps vs. DevOps begins.
DevOps and DevSecOps are software development methodologies fast becoming the preferred method among IT teams. Currently, 47% of software development teams use these methods, a notable increase from their 35.9% adoption rate in 2021.
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Being a technology platform provider to government agencies is a valid goal for American companies. However, becoming an approved vendor isn’t easy, especially for those whose services rely on cloud technology. It’s a long process and companies need to ensure compliance with numerous security requirements, including the recently developed StateRAMP certification.
Taking on a SOC 2 audit can be a significant undertaking for any organization, demanding considerable investment in both time and resources. The key to navigating this process successfully lies in thorough preparation. This is where a SOC 2 readiness assessment can be a significant help.
What is a cybersecurity vulnerability assessment? These assessments involve a systematic review of your digital systems, aiming to identify and address security weaknesses effectively. By understanding where your defenses might be compromised, you can take proactive steps to secure your data and operations.
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